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Decompiler for C, DCC 2.60



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DCCYANW.EXE is the trial version of Disassembler & DeCompiler for C
(AGNSS & DCC 2.60, Copyright (c) Bilyzkid Co.,Ltd. 1991-2019).

(The version of this trial one is 2.60, 32-bits Windows version.)

After extracting the file from .zip...

This is a self-decompressing file.
After changed into the directory decompressed, type as follows;
DCCYANW
or
lha x DCCYANW.EXE (if you have lha.exe).

The executable environment is in 32-bits Windows on Intel 80X86-CPU.
(It does not move in other CPUs or Windows 3.1.)

The executable file, TSTCRYPT.EXE, decompiled to C
is the DES-coding widely used to crypt passwords in UNIX.
This crypt routine actually behaves in the same way with cryption
of passwords in UNIX or BBS.
(It is the same as BASIC Authentication used in internet.
You can get the crypted strings in .htpasswd file. )

Other references:
See <List of all CPU instructions> for those supported in DCC,
<Method to decompile in DCC> to restore the complete C source files,
<Specification in DeCompiler for C> for the product version in details,
and <Summary> for some profiles of our products.

<New Features of DCC 2.60, DeCompiler for C>

* All CPU instructions in Pentium IV (Multi-Data instructions, SIMD 2, etc.) are supported.

* All CPU instructions in Pentium III (Multi-Data instructions, SIMD, etc.) are supported.

* All CPU instructions in Pentium Pro (conditional move instructions, cmov, etc.) are supported.

* All CPU instructions in MMX Pentium (MMX instructions, etc.) are supported.

* Making source files is extended to all executable files in Windows 95, 98, and Windows 2000/NT/XP.

* Supported the new mechanism that enables to automatically
judge offset operators or immediate values correctly for EXEs with no relocations.

* Both of two moveable versions (Con32/Win32) are included in the product version.